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- QUIC
- Quick UDP Internet Connection, or QUIC, is an experimental multiplexed transport protocol implemented on UDP. It was developed by Google as a way to experiment with ways to improve TCP and web application delivery.
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- Data structure
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- Fallback alignment (en-US)
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- firewall
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- Function
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- P2P
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- RAIL
- Random Number Generator
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- Reporting directive
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- Responsive web design
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- RTCP (RTP Control Protocol) (en-US)
- RTF
- RTL (Right to Left)
- RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) and SRTP (Secure RTP)
- RTSP: Real-time streaming protocol (en-US)
- Ruby
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- Safe
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- Same-origin policy
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- Specification
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- Table Grid Box (en-US)
- Table Wrapper Box (en-US)
- Tag
- TCP
- TCP handshake
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- Telnet
- Texel
- The Khronos Group (en-US)
- Thread (en-US)
- Three js
- Time to first byte (en-US)
- Time to interactive
- TLD
- TOFU
- Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
- Transport Layer Security (TLS)
- Tree shaking
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- Truthy
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- TURN
- Type
- Type coercion
- Type conversion
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